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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
12
Disjointed Washington discourse shows critics of President Whitman and supporters of the League of Nations voicing concerns. Debates touch on party unity, policy directions, and potential shifts in international engagement amid partisan tensions.
The report discusses William Gibbs and others tied to the Democratic nomination process. It notes Wichita figures and party officials considering who to place on the ticket and the friction over Mr McAllon Poetin. The piece mentions treasury convention talks and potential name submissions.
A disrupted report notes a split within the party as Palmer signals harmony while Democratic leaders travel to a convention. The piece mentions Attorney General Ay Mitchell and other officials en route to Philadelphia amid expectations of a contentious gathering.
A garbled report describes Tammany traveling through the Mojave region and Death Valley, seeking water. Details mention a special train stop at Riverside and a return journey, with unclear names and dates amid a lengthened itinerary.
A partial report notes plans for a Thursday departure of the Footy group from Mission Inn near Catalina Island, with their night train to San Francisco for the convention. Brooklyn delegates escort the Tammany special car train from Williams to the Grand Canyon, while Kies County and Grand Casson are mentioned in transit.
Washington report notes renewed talk of a third term for President Wilson. Cabinet members attend a White House meeting as speculation swirls about Wilson’s plans, with observers linking potential moves to San Francisco convention strategy and a possible League of Nations stance.
Trenton June 1 Governor Edwards will likely stay in New Jersey and not attend the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. He has scheduled Jersey-based appointments after the convention adjourns and had booked Pennsylvania Railroad travel for Thursday night.
Colby, Secretary of State, refused to discuss politics on his way to the Democratic convention in San Francisco. He was tightlipped and said he may comment later, after a final conference with President Wilson.
In Chicago a discussion frames reactions to Sinn Fein leaders and their fate, highlighting public sympathy debates and partisan viewpoints. The article notes reactions among officials and observers as they weigh political implications and national sentiment.
The Associated Press reports Major Ernesto Herrera says Carranza killed himself. Herrera describes entering the hut after a door opening, noting Carranza lay on his right side with a pistol and three shots fired, though the Interior Minister Manuel de Herlanga recounts the president claiming he was wounded and could not escape.
In London a parade of 3 000 British envoys gathered as the nation faced upheaval. Former Assistant Royal Attorney General Ine Maeh Shiten and Vice President Whar MacAtee commented on the strain of events. The public mood labeled many as political idiots amid mounting wartime tensions.
New York State delegation at Chicago faced storm over Butler attack. Samuel S Koenig invited Dr Buller to speak at the New Yo County Republican Committee meeting. Republicans plan a fight at the noon session to set the date for the state convention and to decide on leadership.
Seabey and Mrs Seabey arrive at the Biltmore as Frank Seabey, longtime confidant of Senator Harding, urges a cabinet filled with efficient men and a reform of patronage. He argues Harding will unite the party and push for normalcy with Johnson and Borah backing the campaign.
A travelogue tone essay discusses San Francisco as a host city for a Democratic convention. The piece notes weather contrasts, local readiness, and city characters, including visitors and residents, weaving in remarks on climate, palm trees, and the city’s habit of greeting strangers. It frames San Francisco as braced for political events and public attention.
Early returns show nonpartisan League candidate Henrik Shipstead closing the gap with Republican rival Pres Prues. With 2213 precincts reporting, Prues leads 115,780 to 100,044, and the Democratic gubernatorial nomination goes to Mayor J Hodgson. Congressional contests suggest incumbents favored for renomination.
Fragmented OCR outlines political dispute over the Volstead Act amid prohibition tensions. Mentions Armenia, Nebraska, conventions, leaders, delegates, and ongoing campaigns shaping a national debate and party dynamics.
Two suspects from Union Street Jersey City appeared before Judge Mutaneen on probation violations and pleaded guilty to late article thefts from a company. Margaret Killion and Margaret Brooks, ages twenty two and twenty four, were charged with shoplifting two articles and admitted guilt.
Unclear OCR text notes a Morgenthau host event at the Strand Theater in New York. Mentions a boy's audience and a graduate named Margene from Pulvic Sekaah, with reference to anniversaries and a ceremony.
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